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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
VOICE OP TnE PEOPLE.
rha, HoIiy sprinr. Thermems,sr

N Hb.ts sbsfhsnStffs
10 the Editor Of the Appeals
The complain. OF your correspond.
en,, John W. O. Watson. AZ 10 the
reports Of the temperature At Holly
Springs Ia strictly Just. The writer has
visited that notorious Thermometer,
snd, according 10 his recollection, this
Ia the etAie Of the casei
First, the instrument hangs al the
depot, 4 mile from tho business and
residence part Of the town, with a
large brick hotel behind II and a rail.
road warehouse In front Of Il. All In
the broiling sun.
Secondly, the said thermometer has
no elevation. II lie not In the LOFTY
egions ri any custom house. I'M,
about hye feet from the oiten,Imes
steaming earth.
Thirdly the thermometer, lils
many Other unlortunatee, lie In q Dor
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PovaerIy Istsrvievsd.

SCRANTON, Pa, September il.-Gen.
eral Master Workman Powderly, In an
interview, sald bis next annual mes
sage will advocate govern ment owner.
ship Of telegraph and railroad lines,
aud the establishment Of q postal saw
ings bank. Bills will be prepared by
him 10 carry there suggestions into
entct, aud they will be submitted 10
the General Assembly for iis approval.
should the Assembly spproye these
measures, they will be introduced 10
Congress, and backed by the full
strength Of the Knights OF Labor.
He added that there was q misundeF-
standing about his iumored resigna:
lion nj the next General Assembly OF
the order, 10 be held In Minneapolis
the iirBt week In October. lie said II
probably arose from statement which
he made In 0maha and Boston some
time ago, 20 the effect that he was now
serving his last term an chief Of the
organ Hation. Az he was elected Tor
two years al Richmond Ne has yet q
year 10 serve, but he adds that he 70
ready nj any time 10 make way for his
successor, should the order sec NJ to
| elect one.
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Brilliant Music,

GioiEa's Macs No. 2 was sung In
brilliant style bya full choir at 81
Peters church yesterday morning
The solos we're rendered by Messrs.
James +. Ryan, 6. ID. Hutton, Steve
Wright, George L. Rlopelle and
Misses Mamie Lghtburne, Gen eyieye
spechi, Laura Thomas, lille Smith,
Mamie Dryer and Emily Ebeler. Al
night Winkler's Vespers were charm
ingly rendered, the offertory being the
grand duo, by Flotoir, with Messrs
H-tso, and pvsp
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12

PRKsIDKsT CLKvxLASD having d.
rctod that federal officials In Mary
land should take no part In the pc.
liticsl campaign in tina, State, the
"Reiorm Democrats" who have bolted
In that stats, ough, 10 be satIthed 10
return 10 the fold.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

For AIsbams, Mississippi and Louisisnai
Slightly cooler; fair weather. except Eta.
tionary temperature On the coast; lish,
to kesh variable winds, generally ealtsrly
in Alabama.
For Arkansas and Tennessee; Slightly
cooler; light local rains; light TO fresh
variable winds.
Ther ,ysrs will remain nearly stationary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12

The Nashville Banner makes com.
psrison q property valuation In Shelby
and Davidson county to the dIsad.
vantage Of the former. But tho Ban.
ner doesn't know our 81 e.sors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12

IT is to be hoped that the com nittee
appointed by citis,ns some months
ago TO advertise Memphis is pleased
with the work Of the Nashville papers
In exploiting the advantages Of Men,
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L,ua.. stree, Uhr,.,ia. Church.


The Rev. Mr.. Briney preached rs fol.
lows; "Disinterested devotion TO Christ
10 ihs theme Of my discourse today,
and the following words Of Scripture
furnish the text; Whist then2 Not
withstAnding every way, whether In
pretense or In truth Ohrist is preached,
and therein do rejoice. Yea, aud
will rejoice The grand man that
said this-ihe apostle Paul-was in
prison At the time, and the effect OF
his imprisonment upon the advance.
ment OF the gospel constituted
part Of the gtonud Of his
rejoicing. Instead Of giving him.
sell mp 10 melancholy reflection
upon his lot 40 q hard one, he rejoiced
that he was counted worthy TO sufer
shame for the name Of Christ, aud
that no could suffer such tilliction az
would rebound 10 the iurtheTance Of
the truth. This shows the kind OF
meta Paul was made Of. Instesd Of
trimming his sails 10 the ever ahiilng
brestes a popular iayor, he moved
right along toward the goal before
him under the strong, steady, constant
heAdwind Of conscientious duty. lie
was q man who took no council OF
heeh and blood when the finger Of
God pointed him In q given direction,
but took bis course In that direction
In the face OF any amount
or character Of op position. lie sub'
oidlnaied everything 10 the accom-.
plishment Of the great object before
him, aud he always had great OBJ.
iect before him. Neither personal
interest nor personal care could allure
him from the path Of duty. The
motto Of his life wAs-'rhrough floods
and flames, II Jesus leads, RI follow
where he eoes.'
"some preached Ckrlsl simply lc
anger lis enemies and cause them "a
add ~ the lill .ction Of Paul, who xas q
noted leader OF the 6o.oAlled heresy
But the giand man Of God was Of such
noble spirit that he rel sliced thai
Cnriei wps preached, although II wa,
the purpose Of some Of those who
preached Him 10 increase his swn
affection. Such nobility is worthy o.
"paul was blessed lcause his breth
rem were encouraged by his faithful
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solemn tragedies enacted in the lone
theater OF the human soul with no
spectator but the eye Of God"
This experience Of ours has not
been exceptional. The fact must strike
everyone who knows anything about
the Bible at all, that 1t contains
numerous accounts Of human misery
blended with Joy, just a, We have seen
the sunshine sud shadows blending
to form beautiful landscape. 1t be-
gins with the Garden OF E len and the
happiness Of Adam and Eve. Almost
ON the same page We read OF the curse
pronounced on cart and man. =.
Tha Bible ends with the Book OF
Revelations, Cou aiming an account oil
the Joys Of Dtaven, intermiDgled with
the awiul curses foretold by 81. Jonn.
The history passes quickly from the
Garden of Eden to tell of the suffer.
ings of the human race after our first
parents we're expelled. But little is
narrated concerning the innocent
pleasures OF life. vanity of vani-
ties, all is vanity" "Man is born to
trouble as the sparks fly upward"
these are the most common lessons
taught. Accounts like those Of
the feast OF Isaac, Of Jacobs mar.
risgs, and other domestic and
religious festivities, are excep.
tions. Even when the world was to
be redeemed, we notice this same re-
msrkaDie contrast. The heavens were
opened and the angelic hosts sang
songs Of Joy, while Christianity was
founded on poverty, sorrow, contra.
diction, crucifxion-in fact, every
form OF worldly distress and ,degrads'
ton. The splendors Of heaven were
ignored, and God became incarnste, 9
poor mortal like ourselves, loaded
with the cross ard crowned with
thorns. II is from His sinless lips We
hear the consoling words: Tin the
world you shall have distress; but
have confidence; have overcome the
world. "-St. John xvi, SO.
II is not, OF course, without a pur
pose that this union OF JOY and sor
row EXITS. Oar heavenly Father doe
nothing without some wise and gooC
reason, nor has He lett US this Bib,
record of human misery without |
cause.
In the first place, It concerns us b
know from some infsllibls suthorit,
that this world, after all, in spite o
appearances aud partial EXCEPTIONS, 1
a cad one, or We shall be compelled h
learn it soouer or later by bitter expe
rience. Being iorewarped, we avoi,
false notions of its excellence, ant
are spared the disappointment
which follow then. This doe
not make Christian gloom,
and disconnected because his faitl
enables him t. recogrizs the hand o
q loving Father in all that happens
Having suffered, he learns how +
sympathizs with others, and we thu
see, In the second place, as sn oul
growth Of sorrow, an increase Of faitl
and charity,
In conclusion, then, learn TO tax
things rs they come in the spirit q
love and confidence. Rejoice In thos
earthly things which give Joy, but !
such way a. not to care for then
when they are gone. Remember Tbs
"Ihsre are briars besetting every path
4 r.
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to re main few days.
-.
X. Weber, eslesman for II. Wetter
& Co., spent Sunday at home.
-.
G. Mckee Jones, the Adonis OF grip ]:
sackers, is just back from a successful
trip in Arkansas for the hardware firm
OF Graham, Cousins q Go. They tell
good Joke on the winsome Jones, to
the effect that when he Ia at home for
more than day he goes around and
purchases job lot OF cheao pants and
catches the boys" ss they come in,
all greasy aud dirty from a long trip,
and sells them a pair OF 81 80 pants
for 70. Great scheme. He says there's
millions In II.
"a
Chas. L. Dear, polished smoother in
manners than the regulation Charter
Oak stoves he sells for the Excelsior
MsDufacturiDg Company, 81 IT. Louis,
has been at the Gsyoeo for several
days and left last night for Arkansas,
-.
From the way Cincinnati drummers
pour into Memphis, the Queen City
must feel right TO the Bluff City'e
trade. John B. Pjrtwood Is dead sure
that his cigar house has well estsb-
lished claim on it. He holds his levees
at the Peabody.
-.
This hot spell will not last always.
Therefore Dave Doll is taking orders
for jeans and woolens for bis Louis.
vile house.
NJ. A. Gregg, representing q large
blank book and lithosrsphiDg estsb-
lishment OF 81. Louis, came In for a
good Sundays rest at the Peabody.
4 -.
F. B. Fox, one Of the slyest Of St.
Louis pilgrims on the road, Is at the
Gayoso.
S.R. johnson, Southern pusher f.,
New York dry goods srm, and a.
NJ. Tyler, the we'll known FIRE insur.
ance agent, Of Newport, KY. are guests
at the Gayoeo.
c. A. Heller, II. Marx and S. Hy.
mans, Of New York. and Thos. Dow.
ney, OF sprin gAeld, o., we're among
the latest commercial tourists 10 I'M.
check their baggage at the Peabody
last night.
..
Col. A. A. Sharp, the active and en-.
ergetic master OF transportation for the
great Mississippi Valley route, spent
Sunday at the Peabody.
-
s. N. Lee, a prominent railroad con.
tractor Of Kansas City, lie at the Pea.
body.
A. NJ. Littlejohn, Of ClaIksdale,
Miss, the live and active agent for the
American Oil Trust Company, came
In on a late train last night and
/ stopped at the Gayoso.
-.
@. W. Washburne aud W. II.
Knowles, Cincinnati, drank artesian
well water at the GAyoso yesterday,
aud will toll with the trade today for
orders for their respective firms.
-.
James q Rolker, New York; ]. r.
. Dorland, Louisville, and o. Pierce,
Philadelphia, made an effort 10 .kee, !.
cool at the Gayoso, yesterday, with
, the thermometer a. IS In the shade.
-.
} George Latham, prominent
cotton buyer from Boston, returned
; 10 the city yesterday Tor the season,
aud took up bis headquarters at the
Peabody.
r. L. Nash, representing the world
! wide famous Durham Tobacco Com.
pany, Of Durham, N. O., arrived at the
Peabody yesterday.
-.
L. Z. Ferris, Chicago; O. +. scovil,
Boston; |. ]. Benjamin and II. G.
silverstone, New York, all knights Of
the SAM le case, are registered at the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12
A woman Killed.

CuisAoo, ILL,, September il.-Mr.
Henry Sell, Of Grovepoint, was thot
and instantly killed this afternoon
while on her waySto q funeral at
Mortified. She was riding In q buggy
aud was struck by q stray bullet, Ared
by one Of party OF Chicago pic
nicerr, who we're shooting nj q PARK.
The fatal shot was fred by Frank
Rlnkerberger. The whole party, In
oluding elk men and four women,
were placed under arrest.
Fonr SNfrm, AK "A reckless COW.
boy named W. y. Baldwin attempted
10 take the town tonight, and was
fatally shot by Deputy sheriff Ruthef-
ford while resisting arrest and st'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12

II left wAuhesNas little too soon"
ssid Mr.. \, Feuoht, Of Feuchi & Block,
the Wholesale liquor dealers, As he
wiped the big beads Of Precipitation
from bis clean shaver face. "lt's too
lot here; hut | reckon | can stand II,
lof business has opened no lively and
~ have my hands full. / had a nice,
quitl vacation; didn't try to catch on
10 aoy news, ~ | can't resale you with
any Larry stories"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12

There are briars besetting every path
which call for patient caro-.
There IL a cross for every lot
And al earnest need for prayer.
But lovly heart that lsans on God
IL happy everywhere"
Seek TO be like the angel at the pool
OF Bethesda who descended amid the
miseries there without losing his
heavenly purity. and perfect hsppi-
ness. Gain healing from troubled
waters. Msks mp your minds to the
prospect OF suffering more or less
during your life; this will prepare you
for Il, increase your reliance on God,
and make you resigned without eac.
rifcipg your cheerlulness. As our
Lord, moved by pity toward the
weeping mother bending over the
corpse Of her only con turned her bit.
ter anguish into Joy, 90 in His own
good time He will bring peace to your
wounded hsarts, enabling you TO Say
with st. Paul, blessed be the God OF
all comfort, who comforleth us in sll
our tribulation, that We may be able
10 comfort them which are In any
trouble, by the comior. wherewith We
ourselves are comiorted OF God" ii.
Cor. T., "a.
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First Presby terrain Church.

Notwithsta uding the warm morning,
the largely increased congregation
evinced that The people are rapidly re-
tuning to the city.
The pastor, Rev. Eugene Daniel,
announced as bis text Ephesiaps
v, Ii: "And have no fellowship with
the un'ruitiul works Of darkness"
The ex,rdium was expoSitor y,
showing the character Of thote to
whom the epistle was addressed, and
the circumstances about these early
converts to Christianity.
The following thoughts were then
pressed upon the consideration Of the
audience:
/. There Ia an essential and an i'm.
mutsble difference between dsrknets
and light; TO the came extent there
must be divergence oil religion from
inreligion.
2. In view OF the unalterable diff.
ference, a. great as that OF the day
from the night, the exhoitalion Of the
text 10 urged upon the Christian
conscience, and the substance OF the
exhortalion Is embodied In the wo,ds,
no fellowship" 1t will therefore be-
proper to inquire 1bst those two
words imply.
3. Fellowship" 10 Synonymous with
Communion" When we commune
/ AL 81
things are implied: ~ That We
have apprehensions Of spiritual
truth identical with theirs; (2)
that we have hearts in sympathy
with theirs; (3) that We have with
them an identity OF interest. The
negative Of all this IL comprehended
In the exhortation Of the text.
4 1t follows, therefore, (l) that the
Christian must have intellectual opin.
ions 40 10 religion very different from
those oil the man oil the world; ~
that his heart must be set on very diff
fsrent things; (3) that he has higher
nobler, and very different interests.
HIS communion, In thought, feeling
aud coveted possession, must, there
fore, be with the things OF light anC
no, with the things OF darkness.
APPLICATION.
/. The text clearly condemns ever,
man who, TO advance HE interesir, ad
mits ways that are dark" into hi
business.
2. The text was pressed upon tn,
condolences OF Christians In view 81
certain form OF public amusemen
which within q few weeks will b,
opened near this city. That institu
ton was denounced az work o.
darkn IS from head 10 foot. (ll Be
cause Of lie cruelty 10 beasts. (2) b.
cause Of its heartlesS disreg ard Of Oh,
life OF man. (3) Because Of tn
low characters II collects from al
parts Of the country, and the shaml
lees public gambling which II opsnl!
advocates and encourages. All th6s
features stamp II 40 a work OF tn
devil, ard leave no douut that II
fruit will be found In hell. All Chrit
tians, Of both sexes, we're earnesll
, warned against II, and urged 10 hav
,, no fellowship with u, either d
thought, feeling or interest. OhriI
, tian women were especially enireate
10 stay away from II.
, 3. The text was urged upon youn
men AZ q motto: "No Fellowship wit
the uniruiliul works Of darkness"
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Tester days local Temperature.
IMsmphis Signal Once Report.l

Maximum temper ature, 96.4; minimum,
1873, ozone. 2. rainfall. 900.
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TRADE PUSHERS.

Sam Frazier, one OF the shoe and
boot showers for Hill 4 Sons, in
Arkansas, 10 on this side Ct the river
TO re main few days.
-.
X. Weber, ealesman for H. Wetter
& Co., spent Sunday at home.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12

Chas. L. Dear, polished smoother in
manners than the regulation Charter
Oak stoves he sells for the Excelsior
Man ufacturiDg Company, ot st. Louis,
has been at the Gsyoeo for several
days and left last night for Arkansas,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-12

From the way Cincinnati drummers
pour into Memphis, the Queen City
must feel a right to the Bluff City's
trade. John B. Pjriwood is dead sure
that his cigar house has well estsb-
iished claim on it. He holds his levees
at the Peabody.
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This hot spell will not last always.
Therefore Dave Doll is taking orders
for jeans and woolens for bis Louis.
vile house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-03-08
Shoutinr at Lnhnina.

AT Lahalna. Maui, on Saturday evening,
Feb, 70, Deputy Sheriff Evans, while in the
dischsrSe Of his duty, accidentally shot and
killed a Chipaman named Wong Man. 1t
seems that Evans, in company with a police
man, went 10 Chinese resort in Lahaina,
IN search of opium. encountered resistance
from the inmates, who showed fight to the
officers. To prevent their exit by . door,
Evans placed his foot against it, while 4
powerful Celestial seized and wrenched the
door open, which struck the pistol in Evans
hand, exploding il and killing Wong Man In
StSntly. Sheriff Evans Immediately gave
himself up 10 the authorities. Deputy Sheriff
lreSdway, Of Waikiki, Immediately went to
LShsina, setting as coroner, summoned
Jury, and heard testimony as to the shooting,
snd the jury returned q verdict of accidental
death.
Evans was subsequently arrested upon
charge of manslanShter and waving an ex-
summation. was committed for trial at the
June term of the second Judicial Circuit at
Iahaina. he was subsequently sent to Oahu
prison 10 auait triAl. Later on Evans was
released on $500 bail. MeSSrS. F. NJ. Hatch
and Paul Neumsnn have been retained rs
counsel for Evans.
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Rifle Shooting.

One of the most exciting contests at rife
shooting took place last Saturday at the Rifle
Range King street, between the Honolulu
Rife Association and the Honolulu Rifles.
The shooting was at 800 and 400 yards, each
mSn firing ten shots st both ranges. The
weather was favorable, and the match was
well contested, when the last Mound was about
TO be fired both sides were equal, when Unger,
for the Rides, took his place and scored four.
c. s. Wilson was now the last for the Associ-
S;ion, and with steady nerve, sighted his rifle
for , bull eye, and won 1t IN handsome style
scoring hye, giving the game to the Rifle As
ISOLATION by one majority. Ii is understood
3 return match will be shot on the 18th. A
large number Of citizens were present to
witness the sport, and enjoyed treat, The
following Is the score:
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The Admiral Replies.

To EL1SE-9-E.zr F'r5sE5 Although I
Know w % - 6s-cs1 Coo5 fellow. ! r,CS-
express So-2s regret tEsi yo- Srs 2lEsyS 70
Be fond = TIE Company q thar fellow
S.l@E-S- SEo ] think sF-zllg ssAsa. yOC
know. rs -ssG-'. kavs co1s down 20 ne
~ Cc1C-6-1D. sid having to1od o1E hov
IL co-ksc-sT worked. Coos sid given him
So EizA1 GsS6 xTsy, because ! shall hsYs
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